People magazine offered more matter-of-fact praise, noting that in Mr. Bernstein's portrait of her, "Lily Tomlin on the telephone is as pretty as a model, and yet she still looks like Lily Tomlin".
The news media have covered the American side extensively and matter-of-factly, praising the United States for its prompt apology and President Bush for calling for a silent prayer for its victims.
A Matter of Location Praise -- or problems -- are tied to location, location and location.
As our time at the conference draws to a close, judge and chef Yoshihiro Takahashi says 'washoku is a matter of spirituality' and praises the elegance of the cuisine.
Mr. Silver, a Democrat who will tussle with the new governor on legislative and budget matters, offered a word of praise, mixed with a gentle warning.
Reviews praised the dark subject matter of the song, and praised Ocean's ability to create narratives and the sonic atmosphere of the track.
More generally popular are those glorifying Flanders the greatness of its painters and the pleasures of its common people and those that exalt the triumph of human intelligence over matter and praise the epic beauty of the industrial age.
Nor is a true friend a "Yes" man who reflexively nods his head no matter what, always doling out dollops of praise.
The danger with so much of the criticism, and for that matter praise, of In Colour is how little attention it has paid to the music – far more concerned with the producer's background or the album's cultural significance.
As a matter of fact, Jorge* has many words of praise for the work of this young man: "Look, this boy is so good!
